Sewing retreat games

Fun icebreakers for meetings and retreats! #quilt-guild #quilt-group #game-ideas #scrapdash

Planning for your next quilt retreat? Read this ultimate guide in this blog post and have fun with your planning!

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It's time for my quilt group summer dinner party. Every summer and at Christmas we have a dinner party. It's a great evening...full of food, chatting, games and prizes.

i got the idea for my birthday blog party favors from my local quilt & scrapbook store, ETC. they were sitting in a jar on a display counter, looking sweet and tempting. and they were $5 a piece. i thought to myself, "$5 is a bit pricey for a fat quarter that is usually about $2.50. surely the packaging can't be that expensive and they look easy enough to make." so, i found some candy wrapping supplies at a chain craft store to give it a try myself. sure enough, it was simple and a money…

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Participants in this game try to find all of the hidden bobbins! Cute poems and instructions included.

Never Have I Ever! (Sewing edition) - A super fun game to see just how experienced you are! Great to pull out at meetings or retreat weekends! -- What is your score?

Main - Quilt Retreat Games - Hello, This is my first post so hope I did everything correctly. I am going to and helping with 2 quilt retreats (3 day each Oh Fun Fun) and I am in need of some fun games that quilters might like to play in between completing (yeah sure) there UFO's. I would appreciate any help anyone

After visiting the Quilter's Unlimited Quilt Show in May, I joined the Haymarket Chapter of QU. The June meeting was a Social, so it was FUN and relaxed. One of the activities was a game of Quilter's Strip Poker. It reminded me of "Bunco", where there are a group of women at each table, and a die is rolled until a bell is rung. Then you move tables and play again with different ladies until the bell is rung again. The die is specially marked - each side has either a "C", "L", "R", "X" or a…